Bone Setter (Cissus quadrangularis) potted plant, organic

Family (Grape) Vitacea

Hardy to Zones 10 to 12, otherwise grown as an indoor succulent or climbing or hanging patio plant, brought indoors for the winter

(Veldt Grape, Asthisamhari)  Evergreen perennial succulent creeper native to Bangladesh, India and Sri-lanka.  Sectioned stems creep to a distance of 9 to 12 feet, producing grape-like leaves and tendrils, flowering white/green with burgendy highlights, giving way to clusters of red fruits.  Traditional use (Ayurveda):  Analgesic, healing, poulticed to speed healing of fractured bones.  Young shoots edible, stir-fried or in curries.  Plant prefers sun and fast-draining soil, infrequent watering.  Tolerant of both acidic and alkaline conditions.  Sometimes planted as a hedge or in hanging baskets.

Potted plant Certified Organically Grown